Escort Reports

[LuvTallBlonds]

Has been wanting to see Sammy for a while after Kristen recommended her to me. Can confirm Sammy's tits are as huge as advertised. I texted her a time and she responded back a minute later, couple hours later and I got to the parking lot, without skipping a beat she texts me the room number and I'm at the familiar hotel on e st. I knocked on her door which was slightly ajar to announce my presence and then walked in. Sammy was wearing a very revealing black top which did little to conceal her golden globes. After a quick le check, I made my way over to the bed and sat on the edge, while Sammy stepped out of the dress and surprised me by being very friendly and receptive, which was in stark contrast to our initial interaction through text message. Believe her exact words were "I like attention" so as she began with head, in turn I caressed her body, though found myself frequently returning to her massive breasts, which I sucked on a bit. She then offered to play some music, talked a bit and as I got more comfortable on her red velvet sheets, she returned to her task of sucking me off. Touching her face and grabbing her hair were OK with her. After giving me head she asked if I wanted to fuck and naturally I was. The condom was placed on, and junior went limp biskit. I then started massaging her tits and fingerings her to get some momentum. Without skipping a beat, Sammy ripped off the condom and tossed it to the floor where it laid for the duration. With an audible gasp of relief she sighed as I entered her. As soon as I looked down at those tits, I knew there was no way I'd be able to hold back. I pulled out and finished on her. Will definitely be going again. Dmg was 100 for the unrushed qv.


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[JavaMan]

If I am going to visit one of those places I will not park in the motel lot. I will look for a nearby business park there and walk over. I don't want my truck to be seen and targeted. I have also bailed on locations where I don't feel my truck or myself would be in danger. And if I visit a provider at her house I usually park down the street or even on a side street.

Good advise. I already knew that but don't practice it as often as I should. I need to not be on such a rush for the prize snd make sure I do it every time.

[Boy Wonder 9]

To me, the drawback of any location with doors to the street is it's too easy for anyone in the lot to see which room you're in and watch the door and your car. For riff-raff, it's easier for someone to set you up or mess with your car, even someone not involved with the provider, since they probably have some idea how long you'll be there knowing who you're with. For LE, it's super simple to watch, log, or record activity to a specific room and occupants. Since those locations are usually older, run down, cheaper, and have far more long term occupants, they tend to attract more LE activity.

People come and go all day long at mid-level and up hotels with lobbies. Some people who are checked in have legitimate business meetings in them, or friends and relatives who visit. The front desk doesn't know if you're checked in, as you may have arrived when a different clerk was on duty. Nobody in the lot knows which room you're in, or can guess how long you'll be there. The desk person doesn't care, unless you look like a complete outcast, and in many cases the front desk is unoccupied until someone stands at the desk looking like they need assistance.

If ever questioned by a desk clerk, simply say you're planning a function and investigating places for out of state relatives to stay. I've visited many providers all over the US, as well as spent hundreds of nights in hotels for business travel, and have never once been questioned coming or going. Act like you belong there, it's that simple.

Its worth noting that most, if not all LE activity around motels and hotels comes after complaints or at the request of a property owner. The nicer places will usually simply ask a provider to leave if they suspect something, even as simple as a noisy party, as they dont want the attention or activity.

If I am going to visit one of those places I will not park in the motel lot. I will look for a nearby business park there and walk over. I don't want my truck to be seen and targeted. I have also bailed on locations where I don't feel my truck or myself would be in danger. And if I visit a provider at her house I usually park down the street or even on a side street.

[PutNamAnthony]

To me, the drawback of any location with doors to the street is it's too easy for anyone in the lot to see which room you're in and watch the door and your car. For riff-raff, it's easier for someone to set you up or mess with your car, even someone not involved with the provider, since they probably have some idea how long you'll be there knowing who you're with. For LE, it's super simple to watch, log, or record activity to a specific room and occupants. Since those locations are usually older, run down, cheaper, and have far more long term occupants, they tend to attract more LE activity.

People come and go all day long at mid-level and up hotels with lobbies. Some people who are checked in have legitimate business meetings in them, or friends and relatives who visit. The front desk doesn't know if you're checked in, as you may have arrived when a different clerk was on duty. Nobody in the lot knows which room you're in, or can guess how long you'll be there. The desk person doesn't care, unless you look like a complete outcast, and in many cases the front desk is unoccupied until someone stands at the desk looking like they need assistance.

If ever questioned by a desk clerk, simply say you're planning a function and investigating places for out of state relatives to stay. I've visited many providers all over the US, as well as spent hundreds of nights in hotels for business travel, and have never once been questioned coming or going. Act like you belong there, it's that simple.

Its worth noting that most, if not all LE activity around motels and hotels comes after complaints or at the request of a property owner. The nicer places will usually simply ask a provider to leave if they suspect something, even as simple as a noisy party, as they dont want the attention or activity.

Good posting. Just adding something to it. Always keep your head down to stay away from the cameras. I take advantage of Covid, I have on a cap, mask and sunglasses. My car is always a few blocks away.

Stay safe,

PA.

[Prober]

Correct and well-stated.

As you stated, enter and exit like you belong there or own the place. Don't stop to engage in conversation or answer questions. How you react reveals more than you could ever say or explain. Likewise, for malls, stores, or other public places.

I used to service office computers. I used to walk into a building like I belonged there, never make eye contact with anyone.

Once, at Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks, an employee walked by the guard at the front desk without showing him his ID. The guard had a loaded pistol and fired a shot over the guy's head. No more loaded pistols for the security people.

[Big Mac Daddy]

To me, the drawback of any location with doors to the street is it's too easy for anyone in the lot to see which room you're in and watch the door and your car. For riff-raff, it's easier for someone to set you up or mess with your car, even someone not involved with the provider, since they probably have some idea how long you'll be there knowing who you're with. For LE, it's super simple to watch, log, or record activity to a specific room and occupants. Since those locations are usually older, run down, cheaper, and have far more long term occupants, they tend to attract more LE activity.

People come and go all day long at mid-level and up hotels with lobbies. Some people who are checked in have legitimate business meetings in them, or friends and relatives who visit. The front desk doesn't know if you're checked in, as you may have arrived when a different clerk was on duty. Nobody in the lot knows which room you're in, or can guess how long you'll be there. The desk person doesn't care, unless you look like a complete outcast, and in many cases the front desk is unoccupied until someone stands at the desk looking like they need assistance.

If ever questioned by a desk clerk, simply say you're planning a function and investigating places for out of state relatives to stay. I've visited many providers all over the US, as well as spent hundreds of nights in hotels for business travel, and have never once been questioned coming or going. Act like you belong there, it's that simple.

Its worth noting that most, if not all LE activity around motels and hotels comes after complaints or at the request of a property owner. The nicer places will usually simply ask a provider to leave if they suspect something, even as simple as a noisy party, as they dont want the attention or activity.

Correct and well-stated.

In 30+ years of visiting high-end women at national chain hotels, never a problem. There was one time, I was leaving after an hour session, and a Mrs. Kravitz type busy body gave me a 'hello' as I walked out of the lobby. I kept walking and passed her, then she asked me what room was I leaving. With my back to her, I raised my hand as a goodbye gesture without speaking, maintained my walking pace, and didn't look back. What she wanted to know was none of her business and I wasn't frazzled one bit.

As you stated, enter and exit like you belong there or own the place. Don't stop to engage in conversation or answer questions. How you react reveals more than you could ever say or explain. Likewise, for malls, stores, or other public places.
BMD

[Woody50]

Looks like a nice setup where you park infront of the door and don't have to go through a lobby, and parking is not in view of the street. What are the drawbacks of the place? Is there rif-raff hanging around?

To me, the drawback of any location with doors to the street is it's too easy for anyone in the lot to see which room you're in and watch the door and your car. For riff-raff, it's easier for someone to set you up or mess with your car, even someone not involved with the provider, since they probably have some idea how long you'll be there knowing who you're with. For LE, it's super simple to watch, log, or record activity to a specific room and occupants. Since those locations are usually older, run down, cheaper, and have far more long term occupants, they tend to attract more LE activity.

People come and go all day long at mid-level and up hotels with lobbies. Some people who are checked in have legitimate business meetings in them, or friends and relatives who visit. The front desk doesn't know if you're checked in, as you may have arrived when a different clerk was on duty. Nobody in the lot knows which room you're in, or can guess how long you'll be there. The desk person doesn't care, unless you look like a complete outcast, and in many cases the front desk is unoccupied until someone stands at the desk looking like they need assistance.

If ever questioned by a desk clerk, simply say you're planning a function and investigating places for out of state relatives to stay. I've visited many providers all over the US, as well as spent hundreds of nights in hotels for business travel, and have never once been questioned coming or going. Act like you belong there, it's that simple.

It’s worth noting that most, if not all LE activity around motels and hotels comes after complaints or at the request of a property owner. The nicer places will usually simply ask a provider to leave if they suspect something, even as simple as a noisy party, as they don’t want the attention or activity.

[Bar Guy]

Mount Royal.

Looks like a nice setup where you park infront of the door and don't have to go through a lobby, and parking is not in view of the street. What are the drawbacks of the place? Is there rif-raff hanging around? I have never been there but I've been a couple doors down the street to see Morgan.

[Woody50]

Yep! That was THE hot spot back in the ol' Advocate days. Hard to believe it USED to be the best spot. From GrantMoor to GrantLess!

BMD.

We used to call it the GetMore.

[Big Mac Daddy]

I chuckled when I read that the lower-than-low motel might be the Grantmoor.

I once had a fantastic all-night session with a hot Puerto Rican mama there and I remember the hotel being ok, but then I realized that that was 1986 LOL.

Yep! That was THE hot spot back in the ol' Advocate days. Hard to believe it USED to be the best spot. From GrantMoor to GrantLess!

BMD.

[Mighty Spearsman]

Sounds like grantmore.

I chuckled when I read that the lower-than-low motel might be the Grantmoor.

I once had a fantastic all-night session with a hot Puerto Rican mama there and I remember the hotel being ok, but then I realized that that was 1986 LOL.

[Mirth]

Which motel?

Mount Royal.

[DrJohnson2]

For future reference, ad contact 203-590-7008, pics below and no face pics in her ad.

BMD.

I love titties, I was all set to head to see her, she sent me a face pic and it was a complete deal breaker.

[DragonHawk013]

Which motel?

Sounds like grantmore.

[TopGun9]

I saw her in Berlin turnpike. We know the motels on Berlin turnpike are mostly bottom of the barrel. If you can imagine next low level bottom, the motel she hosted from is the one.

After the customary cop check, she did a soft massage. Not much pressure just her way of teasing.

The deed was covered all which killed my spirit as I like to start with uncovered BJ. Otherwise she was skilled and did the job.

Self confessed to be on the mid fifties, she was still ok and was as in the pictures.

I may not repeat but those like all covered will find her to be a good provider.

No obvious marks but the light was so dimmed so I could be wrong. No threats or bathroom surprise so that is a plus.

https://hartford.skipthegames.com/fe...a/249577477569

Which motel?